calls for a focus on people rather than

physical infrastructure. Unfortunately, the measures or actions behind these objectives are not properly reflected. The budget's theme is also 'building a just and sustainable economic system'. But some of the revenue measures contradict this.

These were the remarks made at a budget analysis organized by the Center for Policy Dialogue (CPD), a private research organization, at a local hotel in the capital on Tuesday. CPD Special Fellow Dr. Mostafizur Rahman, Executive Director Dr. Fahmida Khatun, and Research Director Khandaker Golam Moazzem spoke at the event.

The main article says that the proposed budget is exceptional in size. It is smaller than the previous fiscal year. This budget emphasizes overall development rather than growth and people rather than physical infrastructure. Unfortunately, the budgetary measures or measures behind these objectives are not properly reflected.

The proposed budget proposes

several positive initiatives, including tax breaks, allocations and incentives for various sectors, and higher taxes on harmful activities. However, the proposed budget fails to comprehensively address the ongoing economic challenges, which could have brought real relief to people and businesses.

It also says that the budget's theme is to create a just and sustainable economic system, but some revenue measures conflict with this.

The CPD hopes that the Financial Advisor

will reconsider and revise some important budget proposals, especially the legalization of undeclared income, and set a positive example in the country's economic management during these difficult times.